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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24
DAMAGE CAUSED BY WIND AND RAIN.

SEWERS BURST IN PHILADELPHIA - WOMEN
DROWNED BY RUSH OF WATER.
PHILADELPHIA, July % Especial. the storm here TO
day the side of the pier of the Pennsylvania Railroad at
the walnutst wharf the Delaware River, caved In
for distance Of about 100 feet 1t was supposed that
the sewer underneath the pier was weakened py the
food II will cost the railroad company at lsast$lOOOo
number of sewers in different sections OF the city burst
with loud reports and the cellars OF over 900 evenings
in the newly built up portion OF the city were nooded
Trees were uprooed roofs blown On and slgns ana avn
ings from their fasenings The loss 10 properly
estimated at $4,000.
EAsroN Penn, July % tSpeeioD-Last night terrific
rainstorm suddenly spread the eastern portion OF
PENNSYLVANIA and Western NewJersey doing great dam
age The storm still continues Reports from the
Longh Valley far white Haven and from the Della
ware Valley show that the rainfall was great wash
outs prevent trains running the Martins Creek road
At Manunk achunk, N j., during heavy shower water
rushed the hillside upon the track OF the ehnsy
yana road washing 1t badly and then tore on down the
embankment At the foot the house OF george fox
The torrent overturned the building wrocxng
Il and killing Fox the mother OF George Fox ano
Mrs g. Beers, his sister, OF Frenchtown.
PgrERsBURa, Va, July 20 (SpeciaD.-A storm OF wind
and rain passed over Prince Edward County, this State
last night blowing down barns fences and trees and
doing great deal of damage to the crops One or two
houses were struck by lightning and set or fire and
several persons badly shocked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver a Co.. Lowell. Mass
sssA by al urxxs,sts Price 81 six bottles. ses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24

People Take vacations for and recreation Skin,
oueosss Soap svsrts rash and prickiy heat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24
RELIABLE

Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL" writes Thomas O. Edwards
VI. n. Of BIsnoo. Teras
George W. Dick of Newton. Mssa 1.-TWO years
took Oold which, being neglected was followed by
serrbis cough lost nesh rapidly had night swcas and
confined 70 my bed friend advised the OF
AYERS Cherry PICTORIAL began take this medicine and
,sore flushing able s.up -Four bot
lies effected perfect cure"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24
Warm Weather

often extreme tired feeling and debility ana In tho
weak condition OF the diseases arising from
uure blood liable To gain strength to over
disease and purify vze and enrich the blood take
Hoods sarsapar which peculiarly adapted to the needs
OF the body at this season.
When took Hooks sarsaparia that heavlness In my
stonach left the head and the gloomy. de-
sponaent feeling disappeared began To get stronger
blood gained circulation the codness in hands and
feet left me and my kidneys do not bother before"
q. W. HULL. Attorney-atLaw Milersburg. Ohio
NB-Be sure to get the Peculiar Medicine.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists 81 6for S. Prepared only by c.
HOOD 4 CO., Apothecaries. Lowell Mass
100 Doses One Dollar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24
With A B 0TTLE

OF Ayers Cherry Peetorai at hand feel
a,ively against arising sid
changes temperature drafts and storms
md tho incismonoes OF spring and fall "of tho many
separations public of Colds Coughs
Bronchta nene within the
rsngo my experience and observation, 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-24

co I. mar cont Tho reoens changes have boon simply
: :SS BY storms moving from one part Of tho
,S o. s Ss coast sss & v
gn upset your o Sa%ina %S s mi Ssa'f
sued SI rpV da eportss scores ons but only for
that s o1 /. sss G sSa s1ssa That
south than usual This rain s g oSd tn, s some
has Dssn xoS nSe now that
has condensed tho humidity will become lower ano
the atmosphere win NOT be 50 close ana sunoca"nS
axnd is not that humid heat unusual condition y"
.o, The b humidity for only longer
usual People viii stand II for one day W thpss dsys
they begin 70 ask what Is the mat'er' o"' ""
ais this what you would describe as dog Jays
well daresay tina. is how some would describe SSIr
It. Some people say the dog DAYS vs. t SSao But we
don't take any account of dog days or any o.hsr A
of as we i u sR our caused the
.notber s interroSstion point "There has recently
been good deal electricity in the atmosphere has
During few f Hsys We We're have Not had
What asssn for thatis
c%se Of n anS eVon a.
distinctly marked mark that out hess S SaSh spns
The weather seoms 70 lump right from T p6,4lanS
ws sm e kind man o wasSer Sey
Shores He said We haven't any seasons at all:
Nine months Si the year arc in the winter and three
'' al suppose you have heard ahons the lightning
fatality yesterday 2" ., =.
Eyes So far as can learn, no lightning was OBJ
served in this city whom Mr.. Oiyon's boat was struck
NO did not any and cannot find anybody VINO qua,
but Of course here could be lightning TWO or tnroc
miles away that woul not be nodded here"
The actual humidity Of the atmosphere In New
York yesterday morning was OF per cent Inc morn c
degrees At Charleston and Wilmington the a. m.
rccori was 80 degrees: while Cheyenne ana san
Francisco only registered so degrees AZ 10 ar, a. m.
and at Long Reach ~ degrees
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31

A RADICAL defect seems TO exist in
the position Of the Signal Service rain
gauge in this city. Mr.. Due commun
reports for the recent storm total OF
nearly five inches. while the Signal
Service officer gets less than two.
This discrepancy is general be-
tween these two reports, and
:. e always against the Govern
IL ~ment in the amount
shown. This gau- IS ,-,'n,,ntop on s'lo top
of tower, and that lie -,
by a high hill just to the W. .sad -,
near by. 1t is also surroun rl,e
buildings OF varying altitude.
effect seems to be to cause Gu
rents or eddies OF wind, which pre-
vent truthful result being obtained
Mr.. Ducommun has his instrument
on the ground, in the center oil = iree
space. Mr.. Bliss, when he reported
the precipitation, also caught more
than the Signal Service office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31

THE United States Signal Service
has reduced the matter of foretelling
che weather to a fine point. How
perfectly General Greeley's warning of
the approaching cold wave tailed
with the facts The degree OF tenn
perasre and the hour of the change
were given with almost faultless ac-
curacy. To be sure, the space of time
over which this power OF prescience
has yet been extended is rather mar
row-from twenty-four to forty-eight
hours at mogt. But then it must be
borne in mind that the science is Of
very recent origin, and the data on
which these forecasts are made are
imperfect, The field Of t:!.! facts is being
daily enlarged, and their classification
reduced more to the requirements OF
an exact science. Those engaged II
il, too, are learning py experience to
genera,ize with much greater skill. In
time the period in the lap Of the future
which will be laid bare by the officers
in charge of this bureau will be
greatly enlarged. 1t is hard to set a
limit to what will be done in time.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31

SMALLPOX is reported to be quite
prevalent in San Francisco, and to be
still spreading. In view OF this fact,
our citizens should be vaccinated at
once. There is much travel between
the two cities, and damp weather
like the present is more favorable
for it's spread. Under existing
conditions this disease has been
robbed OF the horrors OF which
it was once possessed. To a person
who has been vaccinated recently
there is no danger of catching it. To
one who has been well vaceinated
once or twice in his life there is very
little danger. To him who is born OF
race among whom vaccination has
been general for several generations
the worst likely to happen is a case OF
varioloid. ,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31
Dividing states.

a Republican contemporary in COM
menting on a rumor to the effect that
Congressman Springer, OF Illinois. in
the event OF his being Chairman of
the House Committee on Territories,
will propose the division OF Texas
into four States, takes issue with this
rnmored project. If Texas desires to
have her Territory so segregated we
do not see any broad ground on
which an objection could be based.
Our neighbor, of course, refers to the
additional strength likely to In
ure TO the Democratic party in
r,e Senate. "and in the Electoral
College," in such an arrangement.
OF course the four States would have
eight Senators instead OF the two un'
der the existing condition OF affairs.
II il not clear that there would ac-
crue any additional strength in the
Electoral College. Representation in
that is based on population, not on
State organization, and unless the re-
districting necessary to the subdivi-
r;on would show the right to a larger
Coo,sres sional delegation than now
nnt from the single State, there would
- xeeult any more electoral
- r. tso for stntea than Tor the
|s' '|sEs' 3 .S sGss 6
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31
CARLETON.
TILE PAVILION.
SHIPPING CONTRACTS.
They Expire TO.aay and mo
New Rates Have Yet Come.

December 3lst all contracts for the
shipping of freight by the railroad
companies in this city expire and the
officials are now making preparations
to attend to the great rush that is ex-
pected to come then. No official noti-
tication of next years rates has yet
been received and accordingly no idea
OF how to make the contracts has been
given. This delay on the part of the
proper officials will make the work
doubly hard and may possibly cause
some Inconvenience TO shippers. The
new tariff is expected hourly, and
when it arrives will be given to the
public.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31

would be more to the advantage
Of the people of the state OF
Texas to have eight represen-
tatives in the Senate than to have
only two. And such a territory
is entitled to such advantage If her
people see fit to claim it. Further
more, we of the West should favor
such an arrangement. New England
has twelve members in the Senate to
take care of her interests. Texas
ought to have eight if she wants them.
We shall, ourselves, at no distant
date, seek for the privilege of send
ing four Senators to the National Leg
islature instead of two, and this boon
should not be denied us.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31
rsEEsTsNsss.

ry~-s5sPIRI UALISM-MR. JOHN SLATER
S~R of Brooklyn, n. y, the wo.derfui
platform test medium, will occupy the plst-
faru OF the Los Angeles Spiritual Soci y
on sunday .vening, January fst at odd
Fellows Hall, No 10 Moth Spring street.
Immortality demonstrated by positive tes,e
of spirit returns All invited. Admission,
30 cents. d31 2t'
80 NOTICE-LOS ANGELES OIL CO
NE Tho annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Los Angeles Oil Company viii
be held on Monday, the I'd day OF January,
1888, at l 80 p. Moi that day in room No
4, the Office OF G. e. Thorn, and the office OF
the company in Lawyers Block, on Temple
street, city of Los Angeles, for the purpose OF
electing Directors for the ensuing year and
- transaction of such other business as
Wv lowry come before it. W. J. NEEIY
i4- I'd ErfTlIaFv
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31
Party AlleginMce.

The modern politician stands be-
q. zen his party and the public, as
he 3a,.- Desdemona stood between
ber father and her husband, the
- Las the eyes to see
--->,or. II he /. -~rn "a divided
Alright, he must dls.> AVS bis
duty" The official who =. -
oath of office binds him to violate his
allegiance to his party speaks lnsln-
cerely. If this were SO he would
have found canon OF pol
itical morality which no one
has heretofore dreamed OF. Com
ing to the lowest grounds OF party al
1egiance-the bestowal OF ofiicioi pat
rcnage-the rule "to the victors belong
the spoils," has been in practice since
the foundation OF this Government. 1t
WAS not always SO explicitly stated as
by honest old General jackson. All
the same, the most mealy-moutheu
hypocrise who professed to be actu-
ated by higher considerations has
usually acted on this rule.
Az for the Republican party,
when, where, and in what case
did they ever follow any other policy
Why, even the Civil Service advo-
Gates do not pretend to ask any more
tn an that incumbents should hold
their offices during the terms &c
which they we're appointed. They dc
not claim the absurdity that offices
be a perpetuity in the hands OF any
one. The best citizens the country
has ever had have voted to place
their fellow -partizans in office in pref
erence to any applicant from tht
opposite party, and none OF then
have been false and absurd enough Il
set up the hypocritical claim that the!
were bound by their oaths to keep
member of the other party In office
To he sure there are no bondsmen t.
hold traitor true to his party. Mel
honored by nominations are usual.
held to be men OF sufficient honor t
BE trusted this far by their associates
But while there may no
be bonds to fall bac
On to recoup the party for the faith
lessness of such recreants, yet at th
bar of public opinion such men AZ
tried and condemned. There is al
ways a day of reckoning, when tn
people have a longed for opportunit
to express their indignation. The
put no stock in the plea that cor
science prevented any man from vol
ing for his party's candidate when
good and competent man has bee
put forward for office. They pr
no stock in such plea, for the simpl
raa son tha, they do not believe 1t
be sincere. They know there is som
Interior reason hidden away for sue
treason to the party, and they alway
give the too conscientious officis
credit for being actuated by yer
low, mean and selfish motive for sue
an act. He is generally fishing fc
his own personal benefit.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31
A Most Peculiar Accident.

Thursday afternoon the passenger
train from San Pedro was delayed at
the trestle just this side Of the depot,
three and one-half hours in very Pc
culiar manner. The steamer Los
Angeles, owned by the Pacific Steam
ship Company, was anchored at
'Mormon's Island when a strong gale
came up and forced it loose. The
wind was blowing directly toward the
trestIe and before anything could be
done to prevent it, the steamer DRIFT
Cd lam against the rails on the trcstle,
har onaxs spd rjgging Projecting Oyer
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31
The =. A. e. H. n.

In an interview with a gentleman
from South Riverside day be-
fore yesterday the HERALp's rep
resentatiye was informed that
the work of grading the Pomona
and Flsinore railroad had about been
completed to that point. TIE gentle.
man also stated that several miles o.
track had been put down on the end
of the line next to Pomona.
The inhabitants OF South Riverside
feel verv kindly toward the new road
and will be well pleased when it is
completed and ready for traffic.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31

In Turkey when man is caught in
a lie an official is sent around to paint
the front of his house black. What a
sombre spectacle the proposed news
piper colony of Los Angeles would
present under such treatment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31
NOR sALE-AAEPEk lRACT.

NOR SALE-AAEPEk lkAC1.
Close to the Ellis, Wells and ST. james
Park Tracts.
The lots In this tract are large and the
streets are ali graded, graveled andcurhed,
and all the LOTT will have cement sidewalks,
and you viii say this is the cream OF the city.
See this before prices are advanced.
Also,
Fine lot covered with choice fruit trees,
close to University, $3.50.
Also,
Large lot between Main St and Grand
ave-: bargain ut $1,000.
Also,
Two fine lots close TO Washington street
car line. Cheap at $1,000 for both.
See MILLER Il HERRlOTT:
do-tf AZ new office 81 n. Sprng ST
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


VTTAN rhD-BY A FIRoi CLASS BOOK
w keeper of more than ten Years expert
ei ce In Wholesale houses q sltuation TO keen
books: salary moderate. Addless b. 70
South Fort street. dec3l-3t<
SITUATION WANrED.-IN RESPONsI-
. BILE position on dai farm by young
man who has had several years experience
on large dairy farms Good mixer; refer
enees given. Apply to this Off G. dee2l St.
WANTED. sIl UA1TON BY A GENTLE
w man of ten years experience, either as
cashier, book keeper or salesman. Best OF
references Adde'S, w. b. DOYLE. lock
box $50 Pa. afena. doc3l-f%
IITUATlUN WANTED-YOUNG " An
y vans situation in hardware store or
iron nongers establishment. either whole
sale or retail. Has had SIX years experience.
Address HARDWARE" this office.
81
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31
I'm SsxertiseYs.

70 insure insertion in the DAIiT :, ,assised,
ss M new advertisements SeTfspth thanSad l..
r well az changes, they must q" =
SaS0re o'clock P. N.
WRrxLY HERALD, must be handed In not
later than Thursday neon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31
RE1iksspN Al.

NsR5. MARY (. WEEKS, TEST MEDIUM,
M No. 6i4li Downey avenue, Fest o.
Angeles, room 5. dec27 IT.
CTEPHENS Il MILLER, CIVIL ENsiI
- neers aud surve ors, rooms 10 and IL,
Mueller block, 80 South spring st. dec3-tf
nsRs. PARKER. INDEPENDENT SLATE
M writer and Clarvoyant. Consultation
on business, lawsuits, mineral speeulations,
love, marriage, absent friends, diseases,
liie-reading, etc. 90 South Spring street,
room 10. a. NJ. to 6P.M. dc29f
DERSONAL-JUeT ARRIVED, HE Gypsy
L elairvoyant, Nine. Lam, No. 8 San
Pedro, nesr First. Advices on business,
marriage, health, journey, law sui s, in
vestments, speeula iors, brings the separa-
ted together and causes speedy arriage,
having all her gypsy powers by iDheritan ce
and tradition She never fails to give salts
faction. Hours from 9 A. NJ. to SP.N
D..o 2n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31

hours were lost in getting the vessel
clear, when the train proce eded on i's
course. The damage to the steamer
was slight.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31
rsa n SGCs q M.

JsT @. FANKER, N. 0FFIUE N Los
w. Angeles National Bank Building, cor,
First and Spring st. Hours, 10 to IL a. M,
2 TO 8 and z to Sp. m. Residence corner
Turner and Amelia SITS. d9-22t
II ROBBINS, NJ. D., ECLECTIC PLY
IL. sician and Surgeon, Larronde block,
corner OF First and Spring SITS. entrance on
First st. Electricity and diseases of women
a specially. Office hours-9 to IL, to
and z to o. TelenhonP 20. dl0u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31

FbN R RENT-EfbeINFS.
LToR RENT~IO ROOMS. sECOND FLOUR
Southwest corner Vignes and Turner
streets; new house; no cooking D3O ST.
NOR RE TITO A FAM Y WITHOUT
L children, rooms; bath, closets, all car
peted hot and cold water and gas. Quiet
hon enlsee. Apply to T. L. ROWAN. No.
Il4 North Spring street. sdjO-7t
NOR RENT-kUOMS AT THE NEW DEN
i ison, 316 South Main street, centrally
located, on the best street in the city. Moe
ly furnished sunny rooms. Give the dining
room o. trial dV-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31
u..,ce 70 matt subscribcrs.

me papers of all delinquent mail sub
nprfnpra 10 the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD
Wan o. promptly discontinued hereafter.
No papers win be sent 70 SUBSCRIBERS py
slYanoe. This rule is inaedble.
AYERS Il LYNCH
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31
gAruwDaY, DECEMBER 81, 1887
Amusemcnts.

HAZARDS PAvILIoN-"she." j..
BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG.
SIXTH STREET BASE BALL GROUNDS.
GRAND OPERA HoUsE-"Her Atouenen!-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31
r OS ANGELES COUNTY BANK.
Temple Block, Los Angeles, Cal
Capital stock Paid Up, 100000
Reserve Fund, S20O,000.
JOHN K. PLATTER. President.


JOHN (. PLATTER President.
RS. BAKER Vice-President.
GEO, H. STEWART -. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
II. L. MACSKIL, JoTHAM BIxBY,
JOHN T.. Platter, Robert s. BAKER
JOHN A. PAXTON, GEO. w. PRESCOTT,
r. NJ. WIDNEY.
EgT~BUY AND SELL EXCHANGE on SIN
Francisco, New York, London, Paris, Berlin
and Frankfort.
E@-BuY EXCHANGES On all parss Of the
United States aud Hlrope
E0REcEIvE MONEY ON open secour
and certificate OF deposit, and do q genera
banking and exchange business.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31

wants, personals and other advertr e.
ments under the following heads inserted {
the rate of cents per line for each insertion
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31

Damians Bitters makes the old yolng and
the weak strong and healthy. MsInvy y
Co.. wholesale li1uor deais rs. hgeuts
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31
EDUCATIONAL.

MRS. MAMIE CATCHING; TEACHER
Nl of piano. guitar and voice culture.
Special rates to beginners. 40 Fort cor. Second.
FNHE Los ANGELES CONSERVATORY OF
l. Music, No. 406 5. Main street, complete
Mrs FmilyJ VALENTINE President d2lt
yITUUDBUKY 3 BUSINESS LULLk1E, IoS
w south Spring Street, Los Angeles, Cal.
For informstiou, address F. G. WOODBURY.,
Prfrripa1, los Aneeies. Cal. d27-tf
/ Us ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE AND
IL English Training school, corner T, mple
and New High streets. Experienced teach
ers; cor plete courses of study. D. D. Will
LIAM5, Principal. dec30.lm
COMMERCIAL NIGHT sCHOoL-BOOK-
" keeping, penmanship, and arithmetic
thoroughly taught. Room IL, Schumacher
Block. L. B. LAWSON, Principal. d21-tf
CELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIE-.
y MISS CRkiGHTrN, for eight years n
teacher in Miss Grand Gerard's French and
Ri Dglish boarding-school in HillsborO, Ohio;
and for three years senior teacher in the
oxford College, oxford Ohio, will open
select school for youi ladies at 524 Fort
street, opposite military headquarters, on
Wednesday, January llth, 1883. For par
ticulars callupon Miss Gre ghton, at 524 Fort
street. from 10 \. ". TO p. N, or at Long
street Place after p. NJ. References Rev.
w. J. Chichester, pastor First Presbyterian
Southern California National Bank, Mr.. o.
W. Baldwin. .. S. Salisbury, NJ. D.: Miss
Juana A. Neal, Lopg,treet Place; Mrs.
IIenry Y. Lee Adams street: Mrs W. B. Her
riott, 424 South Hill; Miss Mary Hoyt. Hol-
1enbeck hock. dPr3 -at
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31

NOK sALE-A WINERY WITH ALL MOD
L ern improvements, utensils and appur-
tenances, railroad switch, boiler aid en-
gine, crushers, distillery, steam pumps,
dwellings and three and half acres of land
in Que OF the most prolific wine districts Of
Southern California. Capacity 1000 tone OF
grapes annually. A@WILLHAkTfIz, room
II, Lichtenberger Block No; Il6 n Main,
un-sfairR. d3p-sunNW|u-fI II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31

E0R ikENT-5hSaU &55S.

nor RENT-TW0 NEW COTTAGES ON
J. Dummy line, just outside city limits.
Convenient and accessible S15 and $50
rer month. biRAM & PoiNDEXTER, 27
West First street d23-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

NlESGEa4EANE EGIS.
mo EXCHANGE-A $40, 900 HOUSE AND
L lot in San Francisco for property in
Los Angeles. Address "E. A." P. o. Box
1856 If
L reese for horse and carriage. Apply at
room 10 over Los Angeles National Bank,
dec2ltf
A TTtNTION DAIRYMKN-WE HAVE 20
"A head fine 7s, aud better bred Holstein
cows for sale cheap. One half fr. sh, the
balance will be in four weeks. Al.o 16 veil
broken laiies and gents driving horses,
guarante d sound and gentle. BURGESS d
GARTH. l. Y. l. BARN, TIA S. Main street.
Dpo 21-itF
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31
ANTHsEt-Ns 1SCEL ELLA n EOJs.


VxTANTED-A SINGLE-FOOTED RIDING
w horse, for lady. II. JEVNE, 50 aud
40 N. Spring street dees #
VETANTED.-A PARTNER WITH $500
w or $1,000. goods or cash. to join a trav
cling auctioueer, fancy goods, iewelry, etc.
Don't need TO know the business. Big
profit. Too much work for me. Travel
only California. apply to J. LAMBERT,
ia Cifor ia street. dee 3l-3t*
KkfANTED-AN EXPERIENCED IuAR
w saiesnan, that iiHs a line Of customers,
Sp jain the advertiser, who is agent for an
<sstesn cigar factory. ard has trade estab
Il. SeG, References and small capital re-
nnir i ID. Address p o. Boa 4l0; sas Ber-
qun, "a. dec27 7t
-,-.5 - - 1--WE
SItD-Ti RENT. INSIDE OF +. =.
~ mouths, hotel of 100 or more roorn..
should be located in central part of ci y,
lower side OF Main street, between First and
Santa Fe avenue tferred No bar at
tGcbed f. the hotel; will take lease for
long time, and guarantee good tenant. Re
iers to los dnSeles National bank Ad-
DIR "a p. a. OK 507. d"-tf